Seyi Tinubu Bags Another Chieftaincy Title In Lagos

Seyi Tinubu Bags Another Chieftaincy Title In Lagos

Seyi Tinubu, son of Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has been honoured with another chieftaincy title in Lagos State, further cementing his growing recognition within traditional and cultural circles.

The latest title was conferred on him during a colourful traditional ceremony held in Lagos, just days after he and his wife, Layal Tinubu, received similar honours in another South-West state. The development has since sparked conversations online, with many Nigerians reacting to the back-to-back recognitions.

According to reports, Seyi Tinubu was installed as Okanlomo of Eyo Oba Alakete Pupa (Laba Ekun), a title associated with Lagos heritage and the popular Eyo Festival, one of the state’s most significant cultural celebrations.

Photos and videos from the event show Seyi Tinubu dressed in traditional attire, surrounded by chiefs, cultural custodians, and well-wishers who witnessed the installation rites.

This new title comes shortly after the Tinubu family was honoured elsewhere, making it one of multiple chieftaincy recognitions he has received within a short period. Supporters see it as acknowledgment of service and contribution, while critics continue to debate the growing trend of political figures and their families receiving traditional titles.

As expected, the news has continued to trend across social media platforms, keeping Seyi Tinubu firmly in the public spotlight.